Kelvin Sauls's guest appearances

Kelvin Sauls

Sojourner Truth Radio

Coffee Conversations with Greg J

Ayuko Babu

Bernie Sanders

Pete Buttigieg

Gerald Horne

Larry Smith

Michael Thomas

William Barr

Eric Garner

Whoopi Goldberg

Benjamin Netanyahu

Joseph Williams

Gary Hughes

Karen Umemoto

Bayard Rustin

Arundhati Roy

OwlTail

MY Friend Pastor Kelvin Sauls brings us two stories from and about South Africa. First we learn about sit-ins by the arts community  against the National Arts Council. We're talking to Mzwakhe Mbuli..... Live from Johannesburg. Second, we say the name of Lindani Myeni, a South African who was killed by Honolulu PD. Mkwakhe Mbuli is a household name in SA He is affectionately called the People's Poet.The Internationally-acclaimed poet musician is reknown for his uncompromising lyrics.His music fuel for the feet and food for thought.Some people call him MZ for his charisma.Mzwakhe was officially declared "The enemy of the State" 7748.He was tortured, repeatedly detained.His albums poetry were Banned by the Apartheid regime.Mbuli survived several assassination attempts on his life, from bullets to grenades.After his house was bombed MZ received suprise letters from jailed Nelson Mandela.Mzwakhe Mbuli is a co-founder of the Sabc Crown Gospel Awards and the Siyabakhumbula Awards.192 patriots were honored from sports, arts practitioners, comedians, journalism, medical profession.Mbuli toured extensively abroad with his musical group Europe, USA, Japan, Scandinavian countries.He performed at the Inauguration of SA's 1st Black President Nelson Mandela.He staged successful a tribute concert for Mama Afrika Miriam Makeba.Mbuli initiated an Anti music piracy campaign dubbed Operation Dudula, a Zulu word for eradication.Mzwakhe is the executive producer of the long overdue JUNE 16 movie, the true story.Unprecedented Covid 19 affected the process.MZ is often asked to become the Program Director of prominent citizens.He has a fully fledged musical band.He happiest moment is when performing Live on stage.His latest offering is the new album titled VUKA DARKIE."This album of hits is medicine for mental slavery""There is no vaccine for Racism" Mbuli exclaimed.Distinctly African.VUKA DARKIE!!!!!

MY Friend Pastor Kelvin Sauls brings us two stories from and about South Africa. First we learn about sit-ins by the arts community against the National Arts Council. We're talking to Mzwakhe Mbuli..... Live from Johannesburg. Second, we say the name of Lindani Myeni, a South African who was killed by Honolulu PD. Mkwakhe Mbuli is a household name in SA He is affectionately called the People's Poet. The Internationally-acclaimed poet musician is reknown for his uncompromising lyrics. His music fuel for the feet and food for thought. Some people call him MZ for his charisma. Mzwakhe was officially declared "The enemy of the State" 7748. He was tortured, repeatedly detained. His albums poetry were Banned by the Apartheid regime. Mbuli survived several assassination attempts on his life, from bullets to grenades. After his house was bombed MZ received suprise letters from jailed Nelson Mandela. Mzwakhe Mbuli is a co-founder of the Sabc Crown Gospel Awards and the Siyabakhumbula Awards. 192 patriots were honored from sports, arts practitioners, comedians, journalism, medical profession. Mbuli toured extensively abroad with his musical group Europe, USA, Japan, Scandinavian countries. He performed at the Inauguration of SA's 1st Black President Nelson Mandela. He staged successful a tribute concert for Mama Afrika Miriam Makeba. Mbuli initiated an Anti music piracy campaign dubbed Operation Dudula, a Zulu word for eradication. Mzwakhe is the executive producer of the long overdue JUNE 16 movie, the true story. Unprecedented Covid 19 affected the process. MZ is often asked to become the Program Director of prominent citizens. He has a fully fledged musical band. He happiest moment is when performing Live on stage. His latest offering is the new album titled VUKA DARKIE. "This album of hits is medicine for mental slavery" "There is no vaccine for Racism" Mbuli exclaimed. Distinctly African. VUKA DARKIE!!!!!

Mzwakhe Mbuli-live from Johannesburg poet, arts advocate, Freedom Fighter & Pastor Kelvin Sauls

Today on Sojourner Truth:We speak with members of Clergy4Black lives who give their response to the implications for their congregations and wider communities of the armed and violent attack on the US Capitol on January 6th, as well as the threat of more violence at state capitols by Trump supporters including a wide swathe of white supremacists, Christian nationalists and even members of law enforcement and the US military. We will also speak about the lack of response by LA City and County elected officials to which then allowed COVID-19 super-spreader events led by Christian nationalist Sean Feucht to take place in vulnerable communities, and also how they will mark MLK weekend. Our guests are: Rev Dr. Najuma Smith Pollard and Rev. Kelvin Sauls.Also, the former First Lady of Haiti Mildred Aristide joins us to speak about the work of the University of the Aristide Foundation known as UNIFA, the hospital project being planned for the campus and her thoughts as Haiti just marked the 11th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that took place on January 12th 2010. Madame Aristide is on the Board of Governors of UNIFA.For our weekly Earth Watch, Indigenous campaigner (Naaweiya) is our guest to discuss the threat to the Tongass National Forest, which is the largest intact temperate rainforest remaining on the planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: We speak with members of Clergy4Black lives who give their response to the implications for their congregations and wider communities of the armed and violent attack on the US Capitol on January 6th, as well as the threat of more violence at state capitols by Trump supporters including a wide swathe of white supremacists, Christian nationalists and even members of law enforcement and the US military. We will also speak about the lack of response by LA City and County elected officials to which then allowed COVID-19 super-spreader events led by Christian nationalist Sean Feucht to take place in vulnerable communities, and also how they will mark MLK weekend. Our guests are: Rev Dr. Najuma Smith Pollard and Rev. Kelvin Sauls. Also, the former First Lady of Haiti Mildred Aristide joins us to speak about the work of the University of the Aristide Foundation known as UNIFA, the hospital project being planned for the campus and her thoughts as Haiti just marked the 11th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that took place on January 12th 2010. Madame Aristide is on the Board of Governors of UNIFA. For our weekly Earth Watch, Indigenous campaigner (Naaweiya) is our guest to discuss the threat to the Tongass National Forest, which is the largest intact temperate rainforest remaining on the planet.

Clergy For Black Lives With Pastor Kelvin Sauls & Rev. Dr. Najuma Smith-Pollard